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I have no problem with this as long as Facebook pays subject matter experts, transparently sources all decisions in public and allows every decision to be appealed to a rotating community panel of qualified experts and/or journalists paid for their service. mathewi/1105166274387075072Permalink On twitter.com
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You might say: that sounds awfully expensive. I would reply: Facebook has gotten awfully rich extracting value of writers, creators, journalists and average users without compensation and so they should be able to afford this at scale or stop operation.Permalink On twitter.com
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What's more likely to really happen: something something Wikipedia something.On twitter.com
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